In partnership with Studio Espanol

Spanish for Social Workers and Mental Health Professionals

Saturdays, January 11, 25, February 1, 8, 29, March 7, 14 & 21, 2020 from 9:00 am - 10:15 am

Studio Espanol - 988 S. Adams Rd., Birmingham, MI  48009

9.0 CE Clock Hours for Social Work (MICEC) (Participants must attend all 9 sessions to receive Social Work CE Clock Hours)

Course fee: $299 + $50 additional CE fee

Presenter: Joaquin Frias

For more information or to register, contact Joaquin Frias at 248-971-0465 or jfrias@studioespanol.com or visit https://studioespanol.com

Do you want to start learning Spanish?  If you are intimidated, we guarantee an enjoyable and rewarding experience where you will truly learn to speak Spanish.  The is a beginner's course where students will learn through a variety of conversational and practical role-play experiences.  Course content will include how to introduce yourself and other people, how to inquiry and response where people and places are, how to express how you are, ask and answer what time it is and how to describe situations and people.  We look forward to meeting you and helping you learn to communicate in Spanish.  You can do it.  Enroll while there are seats available.

In Partnership with Feet On The Street Tours

Come Hungry, Leave Happy, Learn Healthier Eastern Market Walking Tours

Saturday, December 7, 2019 from 9:30 am – 12:00 pm

Saturdays, March 9, April 4, 25, May 16, 2020 and Tuesday, June 2, 2020

Rocky's - 2489 Russell Street, Detroit, MI  48207 (across from Shed 2)

2.5 CE Hours for Social Work (MICEC)

Course fee: $31

Presenter: Linda Yellin, LMSW

For more information or to register, contact Feet On The Street Tours at 313-393-2055 or www.enjoythed.com

Participants will increase their awareness of the market district and efforts for expansion of the buy local food processing/distribution efforts, as well as the master plan for bike paths and trails to connect the waterfront with midtown and Eastern Market.  The tour will introduce participants to, and help expand their knowledge of, vendors, their products, and unique foods.  Participants will explore the "immigrant experience" of some vendors and shop keepers and how that impacts Detroit and the region.  The tour will increase participants' sensitivity of cultural and ethnic diversity and help to expand knowledge of community gardens and products to increase health.